The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) has announced a major recruitment competition for various ranks within the police force. The competition will take place on July 16 in Rabat and in other cities if necessary. A total of 6,607 police officers will be recruited in accordance with the budgetary positions provided for the Ministry of the Interior for the year 2023.
A "business leader" and his accomplices will be tried at the end of August before the Toulouse Criminal Court, notably for organized fraud and aiding illegal entry and stay. Their victims are Moroccan workers to whom they had promised jobs in exchange for a large sum of money.
Desperate to be able to regularize his situation in Spain, Abdel, a 27-year-old Moroccan, was willing to work for free for six months, before being hired as a waiter in a bar in Torremolinos, in southern Spain. A job he obtained less than 12 hours after a friend’s tweet.
A 22-year-old Moroccan who had dropped out of school since primary school had to resume his studies in Spain to have more opportunities in the job market.
To address the labor shortage in the hotel industry and cope with the high demand during the next summer season, the president of the Cádiz hoteliers’ association is asking the government to organize the recruitment of Moroccan seasonal workers as it does for the berry harvest.
In Morocco, 7 out of 10 employees are actively looking for a job, according to a survey conducted by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and ReKrute.com.
More than half of Moroccans (65%) believe that women can hold positions of responsibility. This is the result of a survey conducted by the Arab Barometer.
The worker recruitment mission organized in Marrakech by the Société de développement économique de Drummondville (SDED), one of the three non-governmental partners of the Canadian Ministry of Immigration, Francization and Integration for the organization of the Journées Québec internationally, was a great success.
Several hundred applications for combined residence-work permits in Belgium are under investigation for suspected fraud. Nearly a hundred of these files concern Moroccan visas.
Canada is turning to Morocco to recruit educators in order to address the labor shortage affecting the early childhood sector.
Under the threat of an economic layoff scheduled for March 31, the employees of Comdata Monaco are up in arms against the company’s decision. They believe that the reason for their dismissal is not really economic, but rather linked to the company’s desire to "make more profits" by restructuring its activities in Morocco.
In Morocco, private sector employees earn less than public sector employees. This is revealed by a study carried out by the newspaper l’Economiste.